Richard Ehrlich

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Richard Ehrlich



Average rating: 3.79 · 103 ratings · 15 reviews · 46 distinct works
A Firefighter's Story: 30 Y...

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80 Recipes for Your Pressur...

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Richard Ehrlich: Face the M...

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Faces of Promise: Looking B...

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80 Recipes for Your Breadmaker

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80 Recipes for Your Halogen...

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Mothers: 100 Mothers of the...

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Perfect…: Food Notes and Re...

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Anatomia Digitale

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A Little Consideration

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“I often tell my students that there is creative reading, creative thinking, not just creative writing.

He said a basketball game was just like the rest of life, the minutes and days and years played off the court.

What miracles swirl within a single teardrop!

I imagined the feeling I had had to be something like what a plant must feel when it rains: no intermediary, no translation; just deep stillness, and growth.

There are moments in a life that are the seeds of all later fruit, the fulcrums on which everything else depends.


My book ends with this quote from a Beatles song:
And in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make.”
Richard Ehrlich

“Poindexter said we were going to spend the night [in Iran] at the camp ground in Meshad. So Tralala and I went to the market, in town. When we returned, the bus was gone. Our passports were in our backpacks on the bus. We rolled up in a Persian carpet to sleep that night. After a while, the Canadian guy [riding] in the bus, got worried. Went through our packs, found our passports, came back across the border to get us.”
Richard Ehrlich, Apocalyptic Tribes, Smugglers & Freaks



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